Customer Ratings & Reviews

A modern take on a classic game makes it can’t miss for fans

Cute and fun, phenomenal re-design of a classic Nintendo game

Great gaming experience from a legendary gaming franchise

Amazing detail, blast from the past playing this game again

Great remake with fun add ons. Game is perfect for all ages.

Pre-ordered this for a bday present for myself. Great game!

Bought this for my son, he tells me its a great game

Enjoyed every minute of gaming, a good game for beginners

Can’t stop playing it worth the money. Brings back memories.

Love the game awesome followup from the breath of the wild..

Bought this game as a gift for my nephew and he loves it!

If you’re a fan of LOZ games like Link to the Past, you’ll probably like this one. It is a remake of the Gameboy Color game of the same name, but if you missed it, it’s new to you. It has a really cool visual style that makes everything look like tiny toys. I’m knocking off a star because, even with the updates it would have benefited from a lower price point ($30) or maybe a package where Oracle of the Seasons and Oracle of the Ages were included. There is a dungeon editor, but it’s nowhere near as comprehensive as Mario Maker.

It's a cute game. Link is so kawaii senpai UwU Nani? ;O

Nostalgic, wife loves to play it. Love taking it on the go.

I liked and enjoyed the game. Great great great great.

Great stuff worth the purchase recommend to everyone

I have never had a remake this good. It makes me realize how far ahead this game was for it's time on the game boy, it was just the hardware made the game complicated and the menus, since you only had two buttons. They totally fixed that, the revamps are amazing, and the game is better now. This puts it to one of my absolute favorites.

This is a great game to introduce Zelda to the younger kids. It didn’t take long for me to finish it, but some of the puzzles will definitely stump the younger ones. Overall great game.

If you were a fan of the original Gameboy version, then you won't be disappointed here. It's basically a screen-by-screen remake (except the switch version doesn't constrict your movement to individual screens on the overworld the way the original did), with an updated graphical presentation and newly orchestrated soundtrack. I have many fond memories of playing this game as a kid, and it's fun to be able to revisit an updated version of this adventure. It's a bit shallow compared to modern games, but still lots of fun. I wish there was a bit more play time for the price, but I'd say that the slick presentation and baked in nostalgia were worth it.

My kids are enjoying the game, but the graphics and environment pale in comparison to Breath of the Wild. Looking forward to Breath of the Wild 2 when it comes out (next week?)